Striking White Petals

Our Helleborus, a beautiful addition to any collection of live outdoor plants, features striking white petals that reflect light, brightening your garden through the winter months. These elegant blooms, tinged with soft pink, offer a stunning contrast against the cold season.

Attracts Early Pollinators

Our live flower plants are a vital early source of nectar for pollinators. Blooming from winter to early spring, they offer one of the first food sources for bees and other insects emerging from dormancy. Their early blooms help sustain pollinator populations during the colder months.

Long-Lived and Low-Maintenance

Our Christmas Rose is a perennial plant that thrives with minimal care. Once established, it requires little maintenance, continuing to bloom year after year. This hardy live plant is perfect for gardeners seeking long-lasting beauty without constant attention.

Suitable in Containers and Patio Pots

Our perennial plants thrive beautifully in containers and patio pots. With a compact size and slow growth, reaching just 12-18 inches, it’s an excellent choice for small spaces. This allows you to enjoy stunning blooms and vibrant color, even in more limited outdoor areas.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus Niger) - Christmas Rose seeds can be started to grow this unique ornamental that blooms in the winter. Helleborus Niger Christmas Rose has a rugged, coarse-textured, leathery, shiny green foliage that remains attractive year-round. The plant is stemless, herbaceous and can be used as a ground cover that reaches 12 - 18 inches tall and spreads about the same across.

Garden Gnome (Anacyclus depressus) - If you are looking for a unique, beautiful, mat forming ground cover then look no further then Garden Gnome ground cover plants only growing 4 - 6 inches tall. Also known as Mt. Atlas Daisy, Carpet Daisy, and Spanish Chamomile. Finely cut, green, fern-like leaves provide attractive folaige after the spring bloom of these daisy-like white blooms with petals often tipped crimson. Garden gnome will bloom all summer and best of all they hardly require any water as they are drought tolerant plants suitable for xeriscaping. 

The flowers close at dusk and reopen in the morning on this mat-like ground cover from the mountainous northwestern corner of Africa. The green feathery fern-like foliage is beautiful in unto to itself and is a perfect backdrop to the closed flowerheads showing the red side of their petals. This rock garden plant prefers light to medium soils with good drainage. It dislikes excessive humidity. Let the seeds drop for even more plants next year or divide plant in Spring and split with a sharp spade. No pruning or fall care required for this low maintenace ground cover plant.

Corsican Mini Ornamental Mint (Mentha requienii) - Corsican mint is a spreading, ground-hugging plant only growing 1 - 2 inches high with petite, round leaves that emit a powerful, minty aroma. Also known as creeping mint, it spreads up to 1 foot wide by narrow stems that take root as they grow. Corsican mint can be somewhat finicky, especially when it comes to irrigation. These plants don’t tolerate drought, which means the soil should be kept consistently moist but not soggy.

It has moderate shade tolerance, but high drought tolerance. Crown vetch is one of the easiest, fastest, economical and beautiful ways to cover bare ground. You will often see it blooming along the side or center divider of highways, particularly on steep banks or slopes. A superb way to prevent soil erosion, choke out weeds, and beautify the landscape with minimal effort or cost.

Crown vetch quickly spreads by sending out shoots above and below ground getting roots up to 12 inches deep in to time soil permitting. Plants produce billowy, green foliage growing around 20 inches tall with masses of white to pink blooms from June until frost. Dense flowers clustered atop the green foliage makes it an attractive display. Even though each bloom is only 1/2 inch wide, even a small planting creates nearly a solid carpet of pink all summer long!

Bright Scarlet Bloom

The Pimpernel seed features vibrant, scarlet blooms that add a burst of color to any garden. Our stunning flower opens in the sun and create a beautiful contrast against green foliage, making our outdoor flowering plants an eye-catching addition to your outdoor space throughout the summer and fall.

Dazzling Ground Cover

Transform your garden with our ground cover flowers to plant outside. Our low-growing plant spreads quickly, creating a lush, vibrant carpet of scarlet flowers. Suitable for filling gaps, it provides an attractive, low-maintenance ground cover that grows in sunny to partially shaded areas.

Pollinator Friendly Choice

Our Pimpernel seeds for planting is a suitable choice for pollinator gardens. Its bright scarlet flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects, helping support local pollinator populations. Plant our ground cover to create a healthy, greener garden that supports nature.

Fast-Growing Annual

Enjoy fast results with our flower bulbs. Our annual grows quickly, covering your garden in vibrant color in no time. With its rapid growth and minimal maintenance needs, it's suitable for gardeners looking to add beauty and coverage to their landscape effortlessly.

Pimpernel (Anagallis Arvensis Scarlet Pimpernel) - One of our best loved, low-growing wild flowers. The scarlet flowers are star-like and dense. Because of this flower's habit of closing at dusk and before stormy weather, it has also been called Poor Man's Barometer. The abundant red flowers also remain closed in cloudy weather, opening only to the sun.

How To Grow Blue Pimpernel: Sow Pimpernel seeds in peat pots and gently press the ground cover seed into soil and barely cover. Pimpernel seeds need light to germinate. You can also directly sow Anagallis Arvensis seeds after all danger of frost has passed in groups of 3 - 4 seeds spaced 12 inches apart. Thin to the strongest plant. If consumed, Pimpernel ground cover plants can be toxic to livestock and humans. 

 

Monkey Grass (Liriope muscari) - If you need a decorative border or edging plant, start Monkey Grass seeds, and enjoy this popular ornamental grass plant. Also known as Lily Turf, this ornamental grass has evergreen foliage and violet blue flower spikes during the summer. Monkey Grass is an excellent ground cover for xeriscape landscapes, and it works nicely for container use as well.

How To Grow Monkey Grass From Ornamental Grass Seeds: Start Lily Turf seeds indoors in the early spring. Use small pots filled with seed starting mix. Place the ornamental grass seeds onto the soil and cover 1/4 inch with sand or soil and keep the seeds moist. place the seeds in the pots in your refrigerator until germination occurs Transplant outdoors once soil temperatures have warmed and frost danger has passed. Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. For a neat appearance, remove old foliage from Liriope muscari before new leaves emerge. Divide Monkey Grass clumps every 2 to 3 years in early spring. Mow in early spring to remove old foliage. Lilyturf will tolerate drier conditions once established.

Green Carpet (Herniaria Glabra) - This low growing drought tolerant ground cover only reaches about 3 inches in height and forms a matforming green carpet for carpet-bedding, a lawn alternative, low growing container gardening, etc. Herniaria glabra, also known as Rupturewort or Green Carpet, is a soft to walk on, evergreen grass substitute for many people or the perfect ground cover. It can take quite a bit of foot traffic as it is almost as wear tolerant as grass. Its small, vibrant green glabrous foliage will get inconspicuous lime-green to white flowers on it, but they are barely visible and do not attract bees. Many people report never seeing Herniaria Glabra flower at all which makes it nice as there is no flower clean up.